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Subject: Re: [LML] Initial Hydralic Priming
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I used a standard side lever grease gun, filled with hydraulic fluid and 
connected to the system via a hose and non return valve.  I also 
incorporated a pressure gauge.  It worked a treat if a little messily as the 
grease gun reservoir is designed for grease not fluid.  I primed the lines 
and operated the gear and doors with it.  Never had a leak or an air lock.

Ian B. Crowe
LNC 2  C-FKRO
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Subject: [LML] Initial Hydralic Priming


> Does anyone out there have any good ideas for priming the hydralic lines 
> for gear and door retract on the Mark II model of Lancair 320?         Tom 
> Rohling
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